Sentence examples for to avoid assessing from inspiring English sources
The tendency for N.H.L. refs to avoid assessing penalties in deciding playoff games is well documented.
A spokesperson from Save the Children said it was important to avoid assessing children according to "arbitrary criteria", adding: "The Dubs amendment was tabled and accepted in the spirit of helping the most vulnerable children caught up in this crisis across Europe.
After the trial, the territory was marked with a numbered piece of ceramic tile to avoid assessing the same territory more than once.
To avoid assessing a "fictional curriculum" [ 15], which covers what is assumed the students are learning, the survey of the learning objectives was done by one independent person (neither a participating student, nor the lecturer himself), who validated the data with the lecturer.
241 The exponent of the slippery slope argument against euthanasia and assisted suicide cannot, in other words, avoid assessing the costs of not drawing a line somewhere.
Therefore, when you evaluate at a child's artwork, you should look to identify elements of it that the patient may want to discuss and should avoiding assessing its artistic value.
In order to avoid unintentionally assessing treatment effects on suicidality and NSSI characteristics, only data from intake assessments were used.
The bill is an apparent response to resolutions passed last year by the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) over U.S. objections that addressed Israeli violations of international humanitarian law in the occupied territories and called for companies to "avoid, identify, assess and address any adverse human rights impacts related to their activities".
However, in order to avoid bias in assessing the frequency of MF symptoms, patients who died during the target minimum period of follow-up were included in the study.
We used the other commonly used statistical approach of TOST to avoid any ambiguity in assessing the therapeutic equivalence.
To avoid further delay in assessing the magnitude of this public health problem, a prevalence study was commenced on a representative sample in one district, using World Health Organization funds.
